
This week saw the arrival of Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition, a new Fallout 4 re-release from developer Bethesda Game Studios across Xbox, PC, and PlayStation that bundles together the base game, all of the RPG's DLC, and a curated collection of 150 of its community-made, developer- reviewed Creations that add weapons, armors, quests, and more.
Like 2021's The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition before it, this edition of Fallout 4 came out exactly one decade after the original 2015 launch, and was released in celebration of the game's 10-year anniversary. What was supposed to be a slam dunk with this new version of the game, though, has just been, well...slammed.